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The Son
A masterful retelling of Florian Zeller’s play arrives at the Duke of York’s theatre for ten more weeks after a sold-out season at Kiln Theatre – catch this chilling adaption while you can!
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Rouge
A circus for grown-ups
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Meet the Editors: Eamon - the cool one
So you’ve come to London, rents are high, a pint costs £500 and you basically can’t step out of the house without breaking the bank. But it’s all worth it right? London is a city of endless possibilities with a very vibrant arts and theatre scene... But
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Manga Exhibition at the British Museum
Ask the uninitiated what manga is, and they’ll probably tell you something about “Japanese cartoons with the big eyes and crazy hair” or, if you’re my mum, “Japanese nerd stuff that’ll turn you into a shut-in NEET pervert”. For me, manga and anime were one of few
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Fame the Musical
Who doesn’t want to be famous? Fame the Musical is all about that desire to be recognised, to be known, to not fade out of existence when death takes hold. While based on a film from the 1980s, that desire is just as relevant today. “I’m Gonna Live
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Don Giovanni
Flashy set, but the acting leaves one cold
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Dogfight
When camaraderie and debauchery are confused
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A Beginner's Guide to the West End: how to score cheap (or even free) tickets
One of our Arts section editors shares his experiences and expertise on ways to experience the London theatre scene on a student budget!
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The Truth Isn't Always Satisfying
Conspiracy = a secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful
Music
Strawberries & Creem Festival 2019
Festival-goers brave the mud in Cambridge to celebrate the fifth annual Strawberries & Creem Festival
Food
Whisk Desserts: A delightfully decadent all-dessert pop-up in Angel
We all know that no matter how much you’ve eaten, there’s always room for dessert… but what if your entire 3-course meal was just that - dessert? Arts Editor, Claire, reviews this sweet pop-up just in time for summer!
Film & TV
When They See Us: Ava DuVernay’s ‘Central Park Five’ mini-series asks us to bear witness to painful truths
At the outset of When They See Us, we meet a group of young Harlem boys. Kevin Richardson (Asante Blackk), the youngest, is a musical talent encouraged by his older sister to put Spring Break to good use - he could be as good as Miles Davis one day. Korey